"I always knew she (Olivia) had the talent", Butch Gottlieb, editor of BoxinginLasVegas.com told FightNews. "She just needed the right motivation." Guess she found it.

2009 was a very good year for Tebor Brosch. Over 12 months, the grizzly hard punching welterweight from Mississauga collected 3 wins and a draw against some solid opposition. The year started off with an upset victory, knocking out the talented Ahmad Cheikho in the openning round. The following month, Brosch won his first pro title, defeating Paul Watson over 6 close rounds to become the Ontario Welterweight champion. Then, in November, came the total destruction of light welterweight prospect Benyamine Besmi where Brosch obliterated (and potentially retired) Besmi in 2 rounds. Less than a month later, Brosch completed his comeback year, fighting on the undercard of the Pascal-Diaconu rematch at the Bell Centre in Montreal. Brosch traded punch for punch with the current Canadian Light Welterweight champion Manolis Plaitis in an 8 round non title bout, doing more than enough to earn a draw with the rising prospect. Without a shadow of a doubt, Tebor Brosch is the best 4-3-4 fighter in the country.